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FIWARE.Request.Tech.Question about FIWARE Data Models.

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    • Type: extRequest
    • Status: Closed
    • Priority: Major
    • Resolution: Done
    • Fix Version/s: 2021
    • Component/s: FIWARE-TECH-HELP
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      Description

      Hello,

      My name is Rodrigo Tirapegui and I am an electronic engineer working at
      Smartmation S.A., a local Argentine company dedicated to developing
      solutions for public street lighting.

      We have just developed a street light controller product based on NBIoT and
      LoRa technologies, and a street light control cabinet, based on NBIoT
      technology too (https://www.smartmation.com/).

      Both products are intended to monitor and control the public lighting
      infrastructure, detect irregularities in operational or consumption
      malfunctions, as well as compiling consumption and saving reports.

      We are currently evaluating making the products "FIWARE-Ready", by allowing
      them to communicate indirectly (using an IoT Agent) with the FIWARE Context
      Broker.

      Since devices use a proprietary communication protocol, we think the
      best approach to commit the objective is to develop our custom FIWARE IoT
      Agent to deal with southbound communications from the FIWARE Context Broker
      to the devices, and also translate northbound communications into NGSI
      commands.This way, integrators should be able to receive measurements and
      send commands from/to devices through NGSI API.

      In this sense, I have had a look at "FIWARE Street Lighting Data Models" (
      https://github.com/smart-data-models/dataModel.Streetlighting), which I
      consider partially represent the products developed: as they are both
      sensors and actuators, I consider that a greater number of data models are
      necessary to be able to represent them in a complete way.

      So the question that arises is whether FIWARE has a greater number of
      standard data models to describe both products; for example to describe the
      mandatory commands that must be supported (turn on, turn off, set dimming
      level, configure switching points calendar, etc) or the way to inform
      reports (consumption, alarms, switching point timestamps, etc), similarly
      to other standards (for example, Zigbee through the "Zigbee Cluster
      Library" document).

      If the answer to the previous question is no, would it be correct to define
      by myself the commands set and all the necessary data models that the
      products should use, expecting them to be incorporated later as official
      "FIWARE Data Models" under the
      "Street Lighting domain"?

      Thanks!

      *Rodrigo Tirapegui · Electronic Engineer *

      rtirapegui@smartmation.com <fgargiulo@smartmation.com> · Mobile: +54 911
      3450 2229

      Arribeños 3619 Piso 10 · (C1429BKQ) · CABA · Argentina

      Phone: +54 11 5263 0307 · *www.smartmation.com
      <http://www.smartmation.com/>*

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      [Created via e-mail received from: Rodrigo Tirapegui <rtirapegui@smartmation.com>]

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        albertoabella Alberto Abella added a comment -

        This guy made the same request by mail and I've answered.

        I'll paste the answer on JIRA as well.

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        albertoabella Alberto Abella added a comment - This guy made the same request by mail and I've answered. I'll paste the answer on JIRA as well.
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        albertoabella Alberto Abella added a comment -

        First of all thanks for the mail which is quite interesting. Having
        said that let me share some of the existing initiatives 1) It is not
        only in the streelight domain detected the need that some of the
        sensors or element are also active elements (actuators), this would
        lead to some common elements for several data models regarding this
        ability of been active.2) Currently it is not decided what option
        shoudl face this. there are already several availablea) Include a
        common actuator parameters in every data model which is possibly to
        work like an actuator, like the location commons or GSMA commons
        already available at commons-schema.jsonb) To create separate data
        models for the passive element (device) and for the active element
        (actuator)c) To create the active properties of actuator differently in
        each data model which needs itand possibly others
        Currently we do not have the cross domain experience about which is the
        right decision (if it is only one because it could be several), so my
        recommended course of action would be to create a directory in the
        directory incubated where most of the coming data models are being
        created and once you got something complete and you test it in real
        case scenario, then it could be considered for official adoption.
        If you agree we could create that directory. Bear in mind that the data
        model for this element is also being developed by IUDX (the Smart city
        association in India) and therefore some compatibility issues could be
        raised. I'd need you to give me a github user for give your the right
        permissions on the repo.
        Best

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        albertoabella Alberto Abella added a comment - First of all thanks for the mail which is quite interesting. Having said that let me share some of the existing initiatives 1) It is not only in the streelight domain detected the need that some of the sensors or element are also active elements (actuators), this would lead to some common elements for several data models regarding this ability of been active.2) Currently it is not decided what option shoudl face this. there are already several availablea) Include a common actuator parameters in every data model which is possibly to work like an actuator, like the location commons or GSMA commons already available at commons-schema.jsonb) To create separate data models for the passive element (device) and for the active element (actuator)c) To create the active properties of actuator differently in each data model which needs itand possibly others Currently we do not have the cross domain experience about which is the right decision (if it is only one because it could be several), so my recommended course of action would be to create a directory in the directory incubated where most of the coming data models are being created and once you got something complete and you test it in real case scenario, then it could be considered for official adoption. If you agree we could create that directory. Bear in mind that the data model for this element is also being developed by IUDX (the Smart city association in India) and therefore some compatibility issues could be raised. I'd need you to give me a github user for give your the right permissions on the repo. Best __________________________________________________________________________________________ You can get more information about our cookies and privacy policies on the following links: https://wiki.fiware.org/FIWARE_Privacy_Policy https://wiki.fiware.org/Cookies_Policy_FIWARE fiware-tech-help mailing list fiware-tech-help@lists.fiware.org To unsubscribe from fiware-tech-help mailing list, go to the information page of the list at: https://lists.fiware.org/listinfo/fiware-tech-help

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